Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 20, 1961, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textfommiimiy P ubc Is Sensitive About Treatment Of President ! D.. XTL'DDHI V7 CM1TU itLia r -11a I ...niial irui 1 Artlf"! n-.rU ot Tnaau'c lit'a TV MV.i An linsiPilpH nnlO f.-nm n - M .- . I . -,J r,nlr UA IJ ' . . t J I Monday, February M, 11 I HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls, Oregon PAGE 1 By MERRIMA.V SMITH I'PI White Houst Reporter MONDAY itne so-called "Jacqueline, look .and so expressed themselves. It minht ha cait tnn that tho Praci. WASHINGTON UPI - Back,denti himself, thought a well- stairs at the White House: 'known New York store had cone. a bit far in using an unmistak able pen-and-ink sketch of his wife to advertise pillbox hats, a was the right man to be put in as President of the USA. but he The Dublic. it seems, is highly Tm,""0' 7:30 Pm1-ensitive about respect for Prcsi in the IOOr Hall. , , Km . . his (amil Th, 'mail on this subject has becnis,vle hich she undoubtedly has ARTIFACTORS CUB, YMCA, only short of amazing since the;nelPed Pusn 10 tne fasnlon forc' 7:30 p.m., potluck dinner, bring inauguration. front, own table service. I Radio and tecvision cornmen. No Respect for JFK? .tn. . ,tators, columnists and reporters! Hark to M. McFarland who Tv ,i J , general have been receiving writes from French Lick. Ind r -,n . torrents of letlers about the Chief,"! did not think that Kennedv ........ iu V.UUUIUUH1 diExecu(ive Thc general tone o( the courthouse. ,hjs most unusua, publc rvspon,e lie tliot VannnAv ic ntitlrtH tn ill t 1J 1 R;slaurant; no.hoTdinner,77'mS'r;e f , ?d 1 lnS- I looked up to now that he is thc vrirnnnnc ni mnnrgicr' Possibly this is a manifestalionlPresident, instead of lowered in meet at 8 p.m. in the Knights ofH P"bl,ic ncern related to the the eyes of all the people b Columbus Hall lyoutnfulness of the first family making dress model images ol ' 'and the possibility of their being him and his wife. . . and having regarded somewhat flippantly. them in store windows along with Some of the concern also has to Mickey Mouse, Popeye and bath do with the President's news con- ing beauties?" ferences in which the public, via! (Anv merchant in French I.i.k live television, is seeing for,the,who invested in Kennedy manne first time the rather curiously;nllins nmhahw uili hw riwtiv AR1NERS, Peace Memorial j , ,, , . , .. p,.0i,i..- r-i,..u i j- respondents on their feet shouting itii.iiaii viiuilll, uuilUI.lt UUI- : i. i ,, . . ' ner 6:30 p.m. simultaneously in an enort to gei,eac.hc,. in Lancaster, Pa., writes: lne "esiacnis recognition. - was appalled at the lack of HENLEY Job's Daughters No.' Numcrous Americans did not! respect accorded President Ken JOB'S DAUGHTERS No. 61, 7:30 p.m., Scottish Rite Temple BARBERSHOP CHORUS, lard Hotel, 8 p.m. Wil- from M. McFarland.) Dale E. Leber, social studies porters at Tuesday's live TV cov-i An unsigned note from Dallas,time and somehow gets the idea uation and takes no offense what-cage-" Tex-: "J "! hnk is properly tnat bidding vociferously for hist-ver. From Homestead. Fla., an un-.F"'" "c reporters )ump igned but nonetheless pointeduP a,la veu m President time immmiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiuiiimmmimmiiuiiiiiiiiHHiiririTinmmtt disgusting, af,el' time- 111 oet llwy didn't do! tnis wiui oincr presidents. observation: "Such tupid, ill-mannered conduct ibe- cause there was general laughter! Not necessarily in delense of at one point during a televised anyone, but llie facts are these: conference'. . . It would be a There is nothing new about thc good idea if you men would belmanner in which reporters seek more courteous and respectful tolthe President's recognition al the President instead of yawning, news conferences. This has been sitting sleepy-cyed and inatten- going on for years. The public, live and with eyes closed." I however, is seeine it for the first Newsmen Called Rude Thomas Farrell of Philadelphia. Pa., writes: "1 was shocked at he lack of manners among many of the newsmen as they submit ted their questions to the Chief Executive." attention is something peculiar to this administration. The publiclthis And as for tlie correspondents.! word: You're on television may rest assured that the Presi-jnow and this business of coming j dent, himself, understands the sit-' to work sleepy-eyed must stop, j SQUARE DANCE With Thc Romblin' Squares Every Thurs. Plus 4th Saturday Caller Bob Coleman, 4-8066 o CABINETS (DsAAtpuid and (pMXSld for Ofou Featuring NINE Beautiful Jewelwoods LOW COST FINANCING Complete Kitchen Service Evenings by Appointment JClcumdi JtildwiA mo So. 6th st. Roy Townsend Phono TU 2-4778 (Klamalh Valley Lumber Bldg.l or TU 2-2820 Evenings 51, grange hall, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY KLAMATH LUTHERAN Ladies Aid, 8 p.m. Guest speaker Floyd Wynne. RIVERSIDE PTA Founders' Day Tea and meeting, 2:30 p.m., school gym. KF LITTLE LEAGUE meeting. 7:30 p.m., KF Auditorium. KF BLUEBIRD LEADERS meeting has been canceled till Feb. 28. TULELAKE GARDEN CLUB, Presbyterian Church, 2 p.m. Alan Baker guest speaker. DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB, (Vy library, 10:15 a.m., Mrs. Grace Kresse director. OREGON STATE COLLEGE Mothers Club, home of Mrs. Har ry Fredricks, 1955 Manzanila Street, 7:30 p.m. AMERICAN LEGION and aux iliary and Iriends. card party at 8 p.m.. Legion Hall. Mrs. Julian Abbott, president, hostess. Prizes will be given by Legion. ROOSEVELT PTA, school audi torium at 2 p.m. James Schiclds, choral instructor, will play piano. Mrs. Richard Beane will conduct Founders' Day program. Past presidents to be honored. MOUNT LAKI LADIES Mount Laki Church, 2 p.m. like quick commercialization oflnedy by some inot ail of the re- edical Mirror r'.IMI.MjHUr.VflT.Hi'fl Bladder Trouble Days of Pregnancy Salt &. Cheese Frequency Pneunionoconiosis Q. What causes cystitis? A. Cystitis means inflammation of thc bladder. There are many causes, the most frequent being infection. Bacteria (germs) get a foothold when the flow of urine is obstructed or when the urine contains sugar fas in diabetes). Jn women, cystitis may be asso ciated with vaginal infection. Q. What is the duration, in days, of normal pregnancy? A. Calculated from the last men strual period, it h,as been vari ously given as 290 to 304 days. However, in 1946, medical au thorities testified beforl the Su preme Court of New York that a pregnancy extending 355 days was "not impossible." ( SrvruKllnlih ) ThmttlivhfamlHlqr f7l ( i x -A. ) V J i URETERS A (bladder) -URETHRA is lowest. Certain processed cheeses may be very high in so dium. The diet sheet supplied by your doctor will probably state which cheeses, if any, you may have. (), Does get tin f up at night or frequent urination mean kidney trouble? A. Not necessarily. Frequent urination may be due to certain diseases or to irritation of some portion of the urinary apparatus below the kidneys. See your doctor. (J, W hat is pneumonoconiosis? A. It is chronic inflammation of the lungs caused by inhalation of mineral dusts Mich as silica and asbestos. Fibrous tissue forms in the lungs and this shows up in x-ray pictures as shadows. It's wie to have a family plivsiciHn. Then, if an emergency arisen, you will not he a M ran tier in him. And remember, our friendly and competent stuff will he glad t serve yoi- -;nion needs Q. Which of the ordinary cheeses contain the least salt? I am on a low-salt diet A. So far as the sodium content is concerned (sodium is the im portant clement), cream cheese meons Union PocrFic ..it also means Unsurpassed Performance Members of the Union Pacific freight team have a tradition to live up to that of provid ing unsurpassed performance. It is reflected in our desire to please ... to handle every shipment "just so". . . to make deliveries when and as promised. Got anything going our way? We'll do the right thing by it. UNION PACIFIC PELICANA Auditions Tomorrow night, Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. KUHS Cafeteria Bring music, costumes, accompanist o n Dliii ' This week, while this big BEEF SALE is going on, is a perfect time for you to learn why folks in this area say, "There's no place like Safeway for Beef." Actually, it's the combination of things we do that makes Safeway beef better. We start with USDA Choice Beef, the grade which means top flavor, ten derness and juiciness. Then, in our own climate-con- Personal-size bars IVORY SOAP Save 16c at Safeway on this favorite. Reg. 4 for 29c. I liaim&i i 11 W v UJS i Right. L iVj r I trolled aging rooms this beef is aged to perfection. Finally, to give you more fine eating meat for your money, each cut is carefully trimmed before weighing. These are the things which make it possible for us to guarantee perfect eating. Money back without return of the meat if any cut of Safeway meat should ever fail to please. "USDA WMFguperb RIB STEAK Just wait until you taste the first juicy forkful of one of these luscious Safeway steaks. M-m-m-m! Cloicly trimmed before weighing for full valut. PLAN TO ATTEND THE HOME SHOW - FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEB. 24 It 25 t Money-Saving Features from our Grocery Dept. i Pie Cherries Cherry Pie Star-Kist Tuna Slenderway "900 DRY CEREALS pkgs. TOWN HOUSE, fancy tart - pitted 303 cans Bel-Air, premium quality, frozen pies. Reg. 49c Chunk style Reg. 31c 24-oz. pie Kellogg't PEP, 10-ot. Post Toasfics, 1 2-oi. Poit Grapenuti, 10i $00 Whiteonly, 4-roll packs or tingle rolls $00 39' 89' 89' SILK TISSUE 12 I00 Lucerne, liquid diet control No. Vi .cans Qr-ctn. Breaded Shrimp ,o.0. Trophy brand, flash-frozen. Delicious quick-meal idea Fresh Beef Liver Young and tender. Low in price. High in nutrition Corned Pork Picnics Tender, meaty, cured pork shoulders. Safeway's own. pkg. lb. lb. 49c 49c 29c SLICED BACON 59c Safeway brand Leon & Mild lib. TUNA PIES 4 Manor House Frozen Pies 8-or. piet PORK SAUSAGE ,b 49c CRAB MEAT Safeway, bulk 100 pure Lenten favorite Full lb. 00 49 Roxbury. Orange or lemon slices I u. bottlt 16 ai, borrlt Chick. Nocdle, Chick Gum Drops Fruit Cocktail Lbby ,oncy Dill Pickles Del Mon,e swcel Dried Prunes Msd s" "M pkg Macaroni Dinner Kr0" ,ovomc r L n--:MM Kraft, or Miracle French Salad Dressing K oM Fr,neh Wyler Soup Mix Snap Cookies Buiy Bokf' 4 Boyd's Coffee Rc9U,or or D p Welchade G ops D nk Green Beans oocv F,e"thcu' Onion Rings B ,d J Eve ""n Food N're Llv"' '00',!, Tuno Dog Food Pooch' 0 ,op uolut Lucerne Milk Bonu5 Ouo,,y3s 2 lb. boa JU 3 Ml, 69c 22 ox. jar 45c J I 19 3 lb. pkg. 1 pk9 21c .27c 45c r.v pkS. 10c 49c 2-lb. pkg. I -lb. con 73C 32 oi. SI 00 ' cons I 303 can 25c i o. pka. 29c io. 'i cant loll $ 1 00 cant I 92 4ay Produce Department' Features! RADISHES Green Onions Crisp and bright, from the fields Safeway store. Rushed to your 2 Buiuhes Red ripe. Salad favorite 2N. 12 4 29c NORTH DAKOTA RED POTATOES 10 ib, 39c lgyg Crisp, solid green heads Tomatoes Grapefruit heads for lO-oi. tube Ruby Red Coachilla Valley 5 lb. bog 25c 19c 49c 90I1. 5 1 Winesap Apples '"fl00 Utm Fuerte Avocados Ex""en' qu0' Fancy Broccoli lb. bag 4 2 for Delicious with souce Ib. 49c 29c 15c POTATO CHIPS Blue Bell Barbecue Size 29c LUX LIQUID for sparkling dishes si. 69c DIAL SHAMPOO Dandruff Remover I;::- 67c DU PONT SPONGES Budget Pock 2k '' 29c Ocovm0MT IM, tAftWAr ITOHt, IKKMfM.rn Prices gcod Feb. 20-23 at Safeway in Klamath Falls. We reserve the right to limit.